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" a p e riod rf Thiee Years, determinable after the e4eo " i 're 4 e first •Year, upon Notice of three:lion:as, at inio•i i „, ~ . p • v Rutter Paty. at4 t e tr Znf . the ..-.lrti c les may be viewed upah application, fo rth 'incepal Storekeeper', Office in the Tower; and . li on c'. Particulars, toseether with the Terms and Cond:- ! Ofii i V the Contrail, may be known at the Secretary's of z , e ' t" Pall-3lall afr.re.vaid, any Day between ths Hann • ,l' " and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be de- L' 0' h t t "41rd "P, and endorsed " Proposals fur Cabinet and , -b,S4i, t 4, 94 rt As l ides ;" b u t no P roposa l can b e admitted after ~ .1;14 in stant, at •TWel ve o ' C l ock at 'Noon of qtr same day ; .it e :, 'et will any Tender he noticed, unless the Party making -4 " 4 n (igen( i n Ais behalf; shall attend. . • By Order of the Board, ~.____R. H. CREIr, Secretary. EntiCE SEVEi*EiICF. L"I1P 644 ept tieliCt) GhNbliAL EI?ECI'ION. - r ' —l`: s° :GE&EItAL, MEDICINE. A T e Numerous nail Respectable MEETING of the FREE and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the tnT of GLOUCESTER, holden itt the WiIITE HART TAVEkN, Hu11)014, on MONDAY, the 1 5 th day of June, 1818. s = r: MAtr!N-ix:rr~E- iEr.%)~. tinnurford Coffee-house, Strand, June 13, !SIB, Numerous AIEETINGof tlic CdNi MITTEE, field this da'y, fof ContinCtiiii ills Election . o Captain Sir MpitltA I( MAXWELL-- 11UPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. TN consequenee of the extensive, practice of the Medical Board, at Charlotte House, Blarktriara. road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO: have, for the Iceppuottation of patients residing at the. West end of the Town"established another Medical hoard in Woodstock street, Oxford -street, a few doors from Bond-street, where a Physician , and Surgeon, Member # of the Royal College of London, of thirty years expel ience, constantly reside. That themsands have kern restored to perfect health by their. united talents is indisputable, after Hospitals had failed, many of whom hail . been great sufferers from being impro— perly treated lirpersons ignorant of the profession. Ertip tion,s vi i the head, fac e , and body, ulcerated tin oat, swel • neek,..nodes on the shin hones, cancers, stric tures, fistulas., pains in the !mad and limbs, and net you; di4llity, are the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, 'and which symptoms frequently appear years after, mid ; destroy domestic happitiess. lvfessrs. Cowper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted ,daily at both houses, or be letters from the co untry, stating partien lars, when niedicincand the best advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdom. There are side doors at each house, and private rooms for females. Advice gratis on Tuesd ty , Thursday, and Sunday tnornings, until twelve o'clock. NATHANIEL HARRIS, iit the 0 its c 3se Br used "° li id P ' ) tied „ of bi 2. 3." Niir tet° ,prrtY t q dl fri3d 3a , . 010 1 : 7, a " The following Resolutions were Unaninionsly aimed , - First—That Olotleester• ever was, And will be shackled 'and ttncontroll.e bY . corporation Influence. , ft sea? trtis . niatously Resolied, that' Captain Sir Murray I:tx . viel s f, from his high character as a Naval (*eye, he har ing rendered. the most eminent service to his King and Country-during the late war, and it hating always been the desire of the Electors of this Parish, in common feeling with thOse of ,the,whole City of tVestminster,-- to have i , ne Repre sentative-sr-116:e profession is intimately connected with the great bultark of Old England —the British Navy, is a Gen• figmatt,pfe-eminently qualified fur the situation to which • he aspires. Second—That, from the late . generous and manly stand which Mr. Cooper made in defence of our Liberties, and in protection of our Birthright, we owe a debt of gratitude to' him, which we can only discharge by returning him as our Itepresentatire in the treat Council of the Nation. • __ s, o , l e Oil . title Third—lf we do return Mr. Cooper, we Shall continue to be Free; if we do not return birn, we shall be curry else thing Resolved, That this Committee will give Captain Sir Murray Maxwell their hest support, and they thereby :call upon their fellow Parishioners to join them in a cause which has for its object the maintenance of the honour and respec tibility of the City of Westminster. but Free. F(mrtli—That, Gloucester itself having burst forth in affectionate devotion to the cause of-Mr. Cooper, we ire deternaied to im'i'tate its example 14 a blaze of,disititerestied spirit, as well k g imards an 'e.rcellent Man as an excellent Comm. t 1 ,f t 1 11) e Itr ire , " tbe 3 ;. u • Of r p 10 c be !rt. , P ull ( P r Art kill ga Pi jiii tiolli os . 1 , e , " mi ght br igs t l ,ut tr""jo' t , dee° Resolved, That these Resolutions he signed by the Chair man and published in the Morning Papers. HENRY WINCHESTER, Chairman. COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, AND CONSUNIPFIONS. ty r)P PICE OF ORDN.INCE, June 3, 18 ". '. 4: P RINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 111.1- i t ',. JR v 7„, ''ott p '' 1 S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, ' , l or rr l'" ol 4' will be received at their ()flee, in Pall-Mall, Il e . - efore. frethuway, eke 24th instant, from such ) 47 44 may be willing to undertake the Supply of ti e '. 41 TIN/LIER, PLANK, and SCANTLING far See .. "f tim Li -- 4, epartment, for a period of - Three Years, de •l4--`4e 4 f te rthee.rpiration (film first . year, upon notice of te A lont4, 44 4 ~ at the option of either Party. tie r . ° ..f the limber, ere. to be supplied, and far , ti,;4BPnrti e ulars; t oge th er with Me 7'erms and Condi ' r3 .k e f i the Contract, may 'be known at the Secretary's ‘,, 1t: ' a u1.4411 -111'all aforesaid, any day between the Hours of • N4q, r "?' o'Cloch, where the Proposals must be delivered, 6i, t ; t !P, and emlorsed" Proposals for English T 4 ' timber, 3=" , et :e ° P :" 6 Z 'con b e a d m it te d a f ter t h e 4.-ith instant, at 7.ehq !P A Cl uai at No o n o f th e same d ay; ne i t h er w ill any i ~ -14 4 6 e4 - "iced, lentest tlic- Party making it, or an Agent 411),shal: end. Filth—ThA we will, therefore, i• One and All," rush to the standard of." True anci proclaim R. B. Cooper, Esq as the Friend of our Interests, arid the Guardian of our Liberties. ROYAL PATENT. XT anti S. GODBOLD, Proprietors of the -1.111 . VEGETABLE BALSAM, have the honour to inform the Public, that through the recommendation of the Bight Hon. Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward; and others of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, they have established Institution, at their house, N0.:3, Bloomsbury-square, where the Medicine only is to be had for .the Poor, tke. at Cost Price. -Thousands hare in consequence been restored to health. PUBLICATIONS. N. HARRIS, Chair man. In a few Days will he The Chairman havingleft the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were unanimuusly voted to him for his zeal and per severance in the Cause of " True Blue." THE WARNING VOICE; 11 Sacred Poem, in Two Cantos; addressed to Infidel Writers of Poetry. . • By Vie Hon. and Rev. EDWARD . I OHN.TURNOUR, Formerly of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. Extract of a Leiter to Messrs. Godbolds, Bloomsbury Square, 1817. Gentlemen,,—l have expended upwards of 2001. upon your invaluable Vegetable 13a13am for charitable purposes, and with great success. lam so perfectly Convinced of its efficacy in pulmonary complaints, from the cures I have performed on-those persons I have given it-toy that I feel every inclina tion of extending its use. Be pleased to scud Ins another But of Balsam as usual. A T a General and very Numerous MEETING of the LIVERY of the CITY of LONDON, convened by public Advertisement, held ac the London Tavern, June 15, 1618, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, LondOn. ,N,Jv' sll ' of the Jtrag e ,bo '„t•lfee:°" ref' o tt f e o d et b o lvtr a . ill case , LJl to ca r ; her " f r it4 cuo34 gi ro" a Pl ete . re“ or f t 7004 • . Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Set - Mons on the. Union of Truth, R e as on , an d Revelation in the Doctrine of the Established Church. Price boards. Colonel WILSON in the r;liair; This D iy stem published; "Handsomely printed (with a larger type), in Two" Volumes; Bvo. and with a Portrait of the, Author, Price ii. is. it boards, a New Fditii,n, (being the Third), of SELECT PIECES .in VERSE Find PROSE. By the late JOHN BO%VDLER, Jun. Esq. Of Lincoln's-Inn, Barrister-at-Law. Br/ Orrkr of Me Board, R. H. CREW', Secretary. _________ ! t it , E AsT INDIA HOUSE, June 10, 1818. . 1 1 ; -4 1) (: °ljltl of DI R6CTORS of the lI\IF 'II/4ill', (.:ONIPANY of MERCII ANTS , of ENGLAND 1 ': 44 the r : E AST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,. n 'ta ' ' II : '"urt will be ready to receive Proposals in Writ-el4-Ne: l 4: --t litfore Vednesdav , the 2 Itli Instant, from th ," J i1d t .,.: 4 , 1. Sh IPI of the liortbeti of from 750 to 950 Tons, . h 'Y -. '4acuretuent, specifying the rate of freight dnd T Nril ej be willin g to let such Ships, for one voyage to • Tile n direct, iii the Company's Service. tici Tende rs, with the words I, Ship Tender," on .the I t il l : vt t t , u °4e severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary 425d,, "ns ei on or b efore Twelve o' Clock at Noon, on the 1,,,,;: Instant, beyond which hour no Tender will be re- T y r JOSEPH DART, Secretary. I arlieulars of th e T erms and Conditions tinder , which 'Di be enga ge d i n t h e Company's Service, may he )•iiltil'94 a pplicati on to the Clerk to the Coinmittee of Ship °rl°4after Monday next, the 15th,Instatit. till:l it°l7 .ll,. AC NDEJIY SOMERSET-PLACE. 1)\11rj-Xl-n111;11.N' Ad of iss t i l t, e n f il ri ( n ) n \ E ' i k g ii ht oA'CCloAck ", orie S'hi ll ( i ) : ,,EN L - rtaln i g n tie, One Shilling. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. Ora ls: r gs• CA7 o "fd the . 0 0 , Iy g',01 6 3" )1- 0 W3'S 1 ere gj ‘ e :l: ll ; 41 d e • tej colgr iQ ,he '414 th e t be" - tir „5 1011 % .. io4 l° h ci 4 for • $, 00 th e Ilse. foti tot ( 111 01 0 0 liio l &G OO an Us th e n ef" ;n o tie o tiv 4 0 1) ,In • JO 1 1 eV.:' O 16 se S i t ; o ejd befosf; and e ll a , c e a st b e' I a * (i l ‘ired i . j 4i ft 4 10° we" , LIP C4' 4 ol' it )11 :Ve t : oas t bC 01 0 ' e At 10 0-9 0 - pito i _,, ty of p it ,f .1011. WO the : 11), esP el(c. je lvO , Li , ' 1 o „ P 0 4 Y 00 11. f Ist, Resolved (with one dissentient voice), That this Meet ing approved of Mr. Roweroft as one of the Candidates to re present the City of London; in the Parliament about to be chosen, and that the Liverymen, and other Gentlemen pre sent, will ►upport him by,their Votes and Interest. 211, Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meet ing be g iven to Mr. Rowcrolt. for his candid 'proceedings with his Friends in endeavouring, to thing forward some highly proper and suitable Candidate to ilicit r the honour of repre senting this great Commercial City. ad, Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting highly ap proves of Mr. Rowcroft's Conduct on this occasion, and re commends him to the favour and support of all their brethren uf•thc Livery. 4th, Resolved unanimously, That thu.Thanlfs of the Meet ing bu given' to Colonel WI Eon for his able and impartial Conduct in the Chair. (Signed) MATTHEW WILSON, Chairman. Co the LOYAL acid INDEPENDENT LIVERY of the CITY of LONDON. GENTLEMEN, • ITHSTANDING the highly flattering N OTW testimony, the promise of support, and the strong re commendation to the general Body of the Livery, which I have this slay had the honour to receive from a very numerous and respectable Meeting, I am induced by a decided opinion of my Friends, in contradiction to the conclusion my own un assisted judgment- would form, to decline a Contest for the, high honour of a share in the Representation of this great City in Parliament The impossibility at this time of a persomil Canvass of your numerous Body, and •the offer, to which my own proceeding has led, of another Candidate, highly respectable and agree- able to the Commercial Interest, have together influenced my reluctant decision. 1 hare the honour to be, with grateful respect, • Gentlemen, " Your obliged and obedient bumble Servant, Lombard-street, June 15, 1818. THOMAS ROWCROFT. A T a Numerous and Respectable MEETING of the PARISHIONERS of the Parishes of St. Clement Danes and St. Mary-le-Strand, held at Wills' s Colfee-1346e, Serie-street, on Monday, the 15th day of June, 1819, It. TWINING, Jun. Esq. in the Clviir; Resolved—That the City of Westminster having been at various times represented by a distinguished Officer of the British Navy, it is the opinion of this Meeting that it would be desirable to nominate a Gentleman of that profession at • the ensuing Election. That Captain Sir Murray Maxwell,. being a supporter of the King and Constitution, as by law established, is, in the opinion of this Meeting, a fit and proper person to repre sent this City in Parliament. That a Committee be appointed to superintend and for ward the Election of Captain Sir Murray Maxwell, to meet at this house. That Wm. Nurse, Esq. John Sale, Esq. Wm. Sou!shy, Esq. - Nethersole, Esq. Mattw. Chess:ill, Esq. 41:1111eS HOliallil, John Humphries, Esq.. - Ahhot, Esq. Josh. Neeid, Lauucelot. Burton, Esq. - Pusey, Esq. - Dr. Clarhe 11r. Thresher Mr. Fisher - Mr. Low Mr. J. Catlogan Fir;ninc: N 1 r. Seri, ciker Mr. Humphries, jun. Mr. W. Nurse, jun. Mr. Nutt I/ Mr. Neeld, of the Strand Mr. Warwick Mr—lames - Stand: we Alessrs.Tcury and Green, be the Committee, with power to add to the same. That an active Canvass be immediately commenced in these Parishes to secure Sir Murray Maxwell's Election: Th•it these Resolutions be published in the Morning and Evening Papers, under the direction of the Committee. RICHARD TWINING, jun. Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, the Thanks of the !Meeting werr• moved, seconded, alt.] carried ananiniously t() Mc. R. Twilling, fur his able and zealous conduct - lathe Chair Printed for T. (3;1101 and W. llaries, Strand; and J. Hatchard, *.,,• The Prnfits of this Work will he given to the Society for. Maibtaining and Educating Poor Orphans 'or Clergymen. This Day was published, In S Vols. 12mo. price 16s. 6d. beards. 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Advice every day from 10 to 2, at No. 3, -Bloomsbury Square. Sold. Wholesale and Retail, N 0.3, Bloomsbury Square, and retail at Messrs. Newbery and Sons; Edicards, St. Paul'i Church Yard; Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow Churai Yard : ,Butler And Sons, Cheapside; Sanger, 150, Oxford Street; Evans and Sons, Long Lane ; and all the principal Venders in Town and Country, at ISt. tle' pint and 9s. the half-piht. EXTRACTS from LETTERS addressed to Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near LiverpoOl, the: , efficacy of tbe CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD ill those difficult and complicated" Disorders for which it is pe culiarly-adapted, being administered to the tender infarit, the pregnant female, and to palsied age, with safety and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled in the annals of medical diseorei y:— Fttom DUBLIN.—G. Andrews, 33, Montgomery-street, writes thus :—I was for several months afflicted in a most un common manner, by all the alarming symptoms of a Dorsal Consumption, which threatened daily to bring on a perfect. Tab es Dorsalis, and had the advice of some of the most ex - .. perienced medical professors, but all to no purpose. The disorder seemed rather to he heightened by their prescrip tions ; when happily a friend of mine, who had been witness of the wonderful efficacy of your medicine in similar cases, advised me to try it, which I accordingly (lid, though despair ing of any r chef ; but to my great joy and surprise, I found that after taking une bottle, I was mach stronger, which gave me spirits to persevere, and when I had used only four hit tics, every symptom decreased gradually, and I am now in a perfect state of health. S. Gwynn, No. 23, Mary's Abbey, says, I return you thanks for having, through the wonderful power of your truly Va luable medicine. the Cordial Bairn Of Gilead, restored my wife from a lingering illness of nine years standing, to a per fect good state of heart h. The nattne of her complaint was a most severe Asthma, attended with loss of appetite and indi gestion, and every symtoin of nervous decay, for which va rious remedies were prescribed and taken, but to no good or lasting purpose, till recourse was had to your invaluable Cordial, four bottles of which per fectly restored her to a state of health. J. Carlos, No. 9, Montagne-street, writes as follows : Having been fur some months touch affected by an °lyres 'loin my chest and lungs, and being advised by a friend to try your Cordial Balm of Gilead, on taking a few bottl e s I have • found the greatest - relief" from them, and I make no doubt that a few-bottles mare will restore-me to my former good health. . . *.* It is impossible to insert all the cases and cures which Dr. Solomon is in possession of, as it . wZsid require shine vo lumes ; he contents himself with what has been inserted, great experience having convinced bin), that in all morbid affections of-the blood and lymyli (the cause of - ahnost every malady) so liable, safe, .and efficacious a remedy, was 'tfever offered to mankind. As Dr: SOLOMON's practice has now become so great and extensive, that his constant engagements'require a consider able portion of his time and attendance, he expects, whets consulted, the usual complim e nt o f O ne Tetrad :—but! all written eases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with, an order fur medicine and remittance, to be answered nt his leisure, are required to enclose only half-a-guinea.—Drafts may be obtained at any rust-Office, payable at Liverpool, foe small sums of money, which is a sure mode of conveyance. Such letters should, for safety, be thus directed :—" Money Letter. Dr. Solocnon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. Paid *follicle postage." Sold by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street; Ward,34l, Hol born; Leigh, 18, Strand; and Mr. (ioatley, 133, Minories. Sold also by 'every reputable Vender in all Market Towns tbrotmbout the ki)gdom, and by all Venders Of Patcnt Medi cines is Europe and America, price I Is, each, or four in mitt family bottle, for B.;c. by which one I is. bottle is saved, with the words " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved no the Stamp. - • . • . Of whom may be haft, The Anti-Impetigines, sir 'Solomon's Drops, an absolute .cure for the Scurvy,Serufnia, • Leprosy,&c. Price I Is. and 339. per bottle. Solomon's Abstergent Lotion, an effectual cure for scorbu tic eruptions, coarseness, redness, pimples, &c. uu the lace, Lands, and neck. Price 4s. ad. per bottle. Als o , Solomon's 6uide to lica!th, which explains, in a con cise and .easy manlier, the must simple nee thols 01 treatment, and efficacious remedies, for nervous, hypochondriac, and cousunipti►e complaints. Pricy s ~~ 1Ni,1.. FIENIP CAUPETiS.G. rrtm PUBLIC are-respectinliy inform d, th a t JIL - thic.nuw ,article of. Foreign and Domotic C'oromerce now brought to a degree of perfeetioii far beyond expe c tation. Its superiority in . Economy, Neatness, and Durability, ap pears fully ettahlished by experience, and confirmed by general f.trour. A van ety of New Patterns ye recently been in ()tight tint, arid the Manufacture in a variety of widths for Stairs; Rooms, &C. continues to 1)6 sold by HAYWARD and TURN EY, at their Carpet and Floor-cloth Warehoose, Cornbill, London. It is also to be had at mu,t of ; the trsketahle Upholstery and Carpet Warehouses •-hrroughout the Kingdom. 11 0 Y -s---------------. • IPAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE. [IR c , Ma 27, 1519. '. P.X,,.°URT of DIRECTORS of th e . ROYAL • 14' 1 their:VAN:GE ASSURANCE, do hereby give Notice, 4 ' 1 4tI - v i tt ANSFF it BOOKS will be shut from Tuesday ;1 N I , of 1 . b e tT I t 'tine Hest, to Thursday the 9th . of July follo%stm . .. • hi 41d,„`` ENTERAL COURT of the said Corpor i at o i f on j ll i t l l e l ti t !, t I ._ - ', 4 at their Office, an Wednesday the MT ‘l4 ' -t " e n o'Clock in ' the Forenoon, to consider or 41. R) l‘; 'ft. 1 SANIUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary. d %41_11eir'ott,t,e4(1.artee is given, daily, at the said O ffi ce, an 10 ') M e n ,. eln Pall-Mall, for the Assurance t of Buildings, thq:lehaii.i.ehandize, and Ships, in Hat-32 4134,."1ng, from Loss or Damage by }ire; a nd also for .anee ' °., and granting Annuities . on, \II V . Lives. A v NTED bv Steady Young MAN and his 14 4'0. 1 lIP E, the Care of a Gentleman's House for the .r . -ittlaii Ca n have an undeniable Character from a respe‘ I mi ett, rs )1 Where they have lived four years. . _ 5 . e ~s Itt ,„ 14 '''' ehY q ,st paid) addressed to A. B. at Mr. . Movi be , 41-ved to. Brown -street, Bryanston-square, ill 1 / 4 -- • • ... _ .... ..._ _ _ ... . E A 733 ''‘,t ti,.- - - .is so ;.;refit_ a blessing, that every Nit'tdes,r..lPt directed towai ds its preservation must at N ip ! soy!te small stir:re of public approbation. 4. .t1i e Ntil ti " Witgeli Messrs. CU MU 1 , , and Co. hold i n tlieir veitintlrgo me,tibet, of the It oval Colleges of Linoloit a nd 4 4, 11 44 ' 411 d formed • in his Majesty's service,. combined t I lkt t\qrre tell•known skill •nd experience - in the • I reatmeu . s t - ; r _A N i, l ,t t' l d r e'y reigni Cum I . tit ts entitles then, to the. N",:tt•-',oeri°o--"etiee, anclngl decided i preference over all other t i t t hi s ers. l ln the cour s e of thirty years successful prac- bi l: N tl i „ t° rioNk.-e„tr()Polis Me ssrs . Currie and Co. have been en- ti 4 i e t . '" , t 4- : - 1.41iy ;•al uahle . discoveries and important un- „ 4' 1 0 ) jv, , ,! 1 " tile Trelt t and Cure of Venereal Com 4tt',ura „R,'"%ls lielv t • t ‘ ' n'en and Debility Strict tires of the Itttt`44l:e„.f I , 2 'e• '3Y '. rli n ei s r slllierior 01:314,111,-a.r""veryr long stau•ling, or of the most inve pla'n of Treatment, etl, trt. c h ! Tpeedily and permanent ly.ctircd. l it) r em , ..rri e And (20 off - their assistance in all cascs . of li %et 'nrectio • e ' , - f• •it of DeintitY, %it Ni sin , . and in every Crunp du . _ t ..x....v "th ti , ) lon. g.trunt the inf;ttwition of a eertat . u . des 1 , 1 . 1 11 Al t 411ye° reSidetlee it) warm Climates, free living, or A Y eith t hrs Producing a deficiency of manly vigour. at 11, ' /C, l% L't% . rri t and Co. may be consulted by Patients of 4 '41 P 11411,th No, greatest delicacy, secrecy. and 11."!'"r' lintii"%ti,„„F', +No. 107 Hatton-harden, where 1 N It at -.. 141, n •,, ' ' 'rc • ) tocration are r :, t ) t -•ed t '.-: •)e seen. Terms o. t. lIL . , il- Certificates Ilec v , 'ic)sn., )4 the first interview. Letters from t ht. tou t 4i, l ''Y Nt . ..‘ .13a1,1( Note, will be dnly attswtred, and t ie to q'it:,..,3 Setit to ;ill , arts of the Kingtionl. 't . attellEnalL:2l. I" 1 •